Aerospace Engineering Lectures - Metals and Composite Materials, Aerospace Engineering Lecture 69

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engineering gate aerospace gate aerospace engineering technology isotropic materials composite materials composite materials in aviation orthotropic materials anisotropic material hooke's law stress strain and mechanical properties of materials young's modulus

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Orthotropic materials and isotropic materials are introduced using the stress-strain relations and the Hooke's law as special cases of anisotropic materials. Fiber reinforced composite materials are orthotropic materials. Metals such as Aluminum, Titanium and Steel are isotropic materials. Young's modulus, shear modulus and Poisson's ratio are explained. #aerospaceengineering #structuralmechanics #solidmechanics